The Procter Gamble Company

The O. M. Scott & Sons Company

Timothy A Lubsen

James D Amerine

Ted J Logan

Dennis R Grubbs

Gustav A Maag

George L Roseberry, Jr

A liquid applicator for dispensing a chemical in dilute aqueous form. The applicator comprises a conduit adapted at one end for connection with a water source and at another end for the discharge of a chemical in dilute aqueous form. Two containers are connected with the conduit one adapted to contain a concentrated liquid chemical, the other adapted to contain the chemical premixed with water. The containers are connected with the conduit in series with a two stage aspirator so that concentrated chemical from the first container is mixed with water and passed into the second container and the mixture is then further diluted and discharged from the applicator.

Liquid applicator

Triglyceride mixture is fractionated to obtain product(s) of Iodine Value different from that of such mixture utilizing particular resin adsorbent and particular solvent.

Fractionation of triglyceride mixtures

Fatty acid ester mixture is separated according to degree of unsaturation utilizing particular resin adsorbent and particular solvent.

Separation of fatty acid esters

Roast and ground coffee in the form of high-sheen flakes and having improved extractability is disclosed. A process for preparing flaked roast and ground coffee of high sheen and improved extractability by passing roast and ground coffee through a roll mill operating at differential speeds and temperatures is also disclosed. The process comprises: passing roast and ground coffee through a roll mill wherein a first roll has a peripheral surface speed of 30 ft./min. to 850 ft./min. and a surface temperature of from 0.degree. to 140.degree. F and a second roll has a peripheral surface speed corresponding to from 2 to 8 times that of the first roll and a surface temperature of from 150.degree. to 300.degree. F.; and removing from said roll mill roast and ground flakes of high sheen and extractability.

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Worthington, OH, United States of America

Timothy A Lubsen